Sentence examples for spanning two continents from inspiring English sources
The Flamethrowers is such a capacious book, spanning two continents and half a century.
Meanwhile, my partner's ever-expanding Whittaker clan (already boasting four grandchildren and spanning two continents) would carry on its inexorable march to world domination.
American officials, speaking about the continuing inquiry only on condition of anonymity, gave few details about what Mr. Shahzad had told investigators, and said their understanding of the plot would evolve as a dragnet spanning two continents gathered more evidence.
At sixty-five, the diminutive leader of the world's largest country, which covers eleven time zones spanning two continents, still seems to be a little man obsessed with proving his bigness — physically and politically, at home and on the global stage.
A story spanning two continents and centuries of craft, where a core element of Gabrielle Chanel's legendary 1932 high-jewelry line is fused with the artistry of the Maison's Studio de Création and the expertise of a famed Japanese lacquer master to create a new extraordinary collection – Plume de Chanel.
Daimler has already invested $1 billion in that model and has plenty of cash to develop more small cars.Although a European industrial company has never made an acquisition on this scale, the most striking feature of the deal itself is not the size, but its unique structure spanning two continents.
It's an event spanning three continents: four similar anniversary parties are being broadcast from Berlin, Tokyo, Los Angeles and New York.
This year's contest attracted more than 600 entries from 18 countries, spanning four continents.
She has led MIT student teams in over 25 countries spanning five continents.
In two years, we have reached audiences of over 235,000, created 59 productions in 101 different locations, spanning three continents.
Her fabled fortune included hundreds of priceless works of art, a fleet of ships, properties and companies spanning three continents.
